U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy

09/11/2026

25 years later, we will never forget those which we lost on September 11, 2001–their heroism, patriotism, and love of country. May we use that as an example to us to live our lives the same.

09/01/2026

Many try to avoid the hard conversation about Social Security insolvency by blaming waste, fraud, and abuse.

But did you know that accounts for just 1% of the shortfall? ONE percent!

Don’t let your senator tell you waste and fraud is the whole problem. That’s the easy way out. Ask them: What is your plan to actually save Social Security?

08/31/2026

Coach Stovall was a great Tiger. Lived his faith. A man to remember.

The legendary LSU football player, coach, and athletic administrator has died at the age of 85, according to Matt Moscona.

08/29/2026

Today, we reflect on that which was lost because of Hurricane Katrina twenty-one years ago. But we in Louisiana are not defined by loss. Instead, we are defined by the strength of our people, whose determination and selflessness created a community which is even stronger than before.

This month’s Local Spotlight tells one of those stories. Watch here.

08/14/2026

Today we are saying goodbye to our second session summer interns. Over the past 6 weeks, they have contributed a great deal of wisdom and energy to my office.

I have loved getting to know each one of them, and look forward to seeing where the future takes them!

08/11/2026

I’m a doctor. Here’s why childhood vaccination for hepatitis A is important.

07/29/2026

Congress needs to be like Lindsey and take on the tough issues!

07/22/2026

Yesterday on the Senate floor, I asked for a moment of silence to honor fallen Deputy U.S. Marshal Michael Andrew Hanson. Deputy Hanson displayed the greatest love: for his country, for justice, for others. His wife, children, and all who loved him are in our thoughts.

07/21/2026

Tropical storm conditions are expected as Bertha gets closer to southeast Louisiana. It doesn't take a hurricane for isolated flooding and storm surge to impact low-lying communities. Listen closely to your local weather channel and authorities!